Birla Corporation Limited has informed the Exchange about issue of Securities
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Birla Corporation's board approved audited consolidated results for Q4 and FY25. FY25 consolidated revenue fell to Rs 9,214.49 Cr from Rs 9,656.22 Cr last year, while profit after tax dropped to Rs 295.22 Cr from Rs 420.56 Cr, mainly due to a Rs 38.37 Cr impairment on mining rights in Himachal Pradesh. Q4 alone showed recovery with revenue up 6% YoY to Rs 2,814.91 Cr and PAT up 33% to Rs 256.60 Cr. The board recommended a Rs 10 per share dividend (100%), totaling Rs 77.01 Cr, and approved a Rs 200 Cr private placement of redeemable non-convertible debentures in one or more tranches. A greenfield cement grinding unit of 2.80 million tonnes per annum capacity was approved in Gaya, Bihar, and MD & CEO Sandip Ghose was re-appointed for 3 years starting January 2026. Non-executive director Dilip Ganesh Karnik resigned, citing other commitments.
The full-year earnings dip from impairment and weaker revenue may pressure the stock short-term, but the healthy Q4 rebound, steady dividend, and expansion in Bihar signal management's confidence in long-term cement demand. The Rs 200 Cr NCD raise provides additional funding flexibility for the new capex without immediate equity dilution.